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Its sphere of influence. On infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. Welcome blap ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Raven. Good morning. Good morning. We have a lot of exciting stuff to talk about, like, for example, the fact that I am guaming at you live from the standard coffee shop slash NDS studio slash casino. If you guys want to stop by, grab a coffee, really good coffee, by the way, I have a cup right here. It's wonderful. And hang out, shoot the shit with us. We're always here, so I always recommend people swing by. And what's really cool is you guys are actually doing it. We get almost a new face in here daily. Maybe not daily, maybe every other day, but it's always really cool. Before we get into today's show and you can see we're going to talk about Epstein. You know, I don't know if anybody cares about it anymore. I know I certainly don't. But I'm just in the habit of making things last second. So I wake up, I go, oh, I gotta do a show today. So I go on Twitter on the tweeter and I look for what people are talking about. You know, maybe we'll end up talking about it. I do have some stuff pulled up about it, but I got to admit, guys, I don't give a single about Jeffrey Epstein. This is orange camera, huh? I'm looking like a little. A little bit of a Dreamsicle. Patreon.com/now/nephilim death Squad. That's where you can go to support the guys and we're going to talk about some developments over the weekend in regards to the food pantry. We'll get into all of that. But you can see we actually started doing something a little bit different here because I realized this is really fun. Like, instead of just tweetering, we've been sharing our tweets with the, with the Patreon members because whether you, you guys are the only people whose opinions we really give a damn about. So we've been, you know, posting it in there and, and, and I don't know what's happening. Are we, are we gossiping in the Patreon? But it's a lot of fun. Your feedback, you guys, on the Patreon, your feedback is. So we've been talking about the Albarino thing. I told you guys about how my wife's little palm full of seashells across the table to pay for lunch the other day. But, you know, also, that's where you go to keep update with all your. Your newest episodes, which I struggle to update. You know, it's my job. I'm not doing a good job of it. I know you guys are getting upset. You expect too much from me. Early access to episodes ad free viewing experiences, listening experiences, etc. Etc. Discount codes off of merchandise from Top Lobster.com and if you're looking for a way to support me directly, you can see at the bottom there of the screen, you can donate to whatever platform you, you, you choose. I don't pay PayPal cash app Venmo David Corbeau 7 on all of those platforms. And later on, we're gonna do a call in show. That number is 321-209-8551. I'm gonna have to get to it a little bit earlier than last time. One, we're gonna have Austin Picard on the show later on. I think it's like noon or something like that. And, you know, you got to give the boy some time for plugs. Very important. You have to give Austin, you know, a buffer period for his plugs. The first two shows. This is part three in a series of shows we've been doing with him about sort of school, you know, shooters, things like that. The first two episodes were plugs. Now that the plugs are out of the way, we're gonna get to the meat of it. We're gonna get to the actual conversation. But the other reason is because I didn't get through all the voice memos that we had last time. So while the, the, the lines are closed, you can call in 321-209-8551 lead of a voice memo. And we'll get to those before we open the lines in the latter half of the show. The orange cameras. Really doing a lot of orange, huh? Whatever. Anyway, and. And then we'll open them up, and we'll have some chats. So we'll try to keep it tight today. I wanted to thank you guys, because if I'm not mistaken. So we've been talking about this food pantry that we wanted to do, and I said, basically, you know, I wanted NDS to do something that's good, because God knows we've done a lot of things. Race rallies at Bohemian Grove 3, and, you know, pissing off the entire black community on Twitter. You know, it's just a multitude of things. The Jews. And I said, why don't we. It would be nice to do something good, you know, And I'm not saying that the show does. The show does only evil, but it's just, like something that, you know, we set out to do something good. And so I said, why not a food pantry? It seems really simple here at the standard coffee shop, shop. NDS studios, slash casino. We're right next door to a public. So I said, what's easier than that, man? I mean, set up a table outside. We'll take some donations. We'll send some of our own cash, and what we'll do is we'll just go to Publix, fill up a cart, lay it out on a table, and we'll do that as many times as the money that's been donated will allow for us to do. Seems simple, right? I don't know. I thought it seemed simple. It still does seem simple to me. You guys have donated, like, over $3,000. That's a lot of food. That's a lot of food. I've never seen $3,000 worth of food. Now, you know, we're like, how do we organize this? How do we do this the right way? I still think what we do is just continually go to Publix, fill up a couple of carts, lay it out on the table, and then when the table is near and empty, we go and rinse and repeat. And we do it for as many days or as many weeks as we can, right? I mean, $3,000 is a lot of food to move, and then at the end of, it, will just take whatever's left over and we'll donate it to a local homeless shelter or something like that. But I'm not really looking to, like, you know, we Live in a decent area. The villages is a nice area, so we don't have like a ton of homeless. But I'm like, is it really, like the whole. It's just like, whoever needs it. Whoever needs it. I wanted to do something nice because after the holidays, people's bank accounts are struggling. And, you know, there's all kinds of people out there, single mothers with kids that, you know, use their last buck to buy Christmas presents. Now they got to eat the buttered noodles for. And that's like, that's not real poverty. Right. But it is, like, you know, it's a little bit of a struggle session. If we could help people, we can help people. So I'm not. I don't care who it goes to. I just want people to take it. But now we're wondering because of the sheer amount of food that that would be. And I'm actually. I'm putting this out here to you guys. I want to know what you think, because, you know, my whole thing was I wanted the whole community to be a part of something good. You know, if we could orchestrate something good, you know, that. So. So what do you guys think about. Because I like the idea of the food, but I'm. I'm realizing I just like the idea of it. What's more practical? Is Publix gift cards more practical? But doesn't that kind of take away the fun of it? But then it's like, is that the point? Is the point the fun? Or is the point to. To feed people? Am I just. Because I want to see, like a mountain of food? I think I might just be a little. Whereas public gift cards. Publix gift cards could be more practical. I don't know. So. So I'm just. I'm throwing that out there to you guys, but thank you, guys, because one of the things I could see, the. The live is getting all choppy. Are we good? Is everything okay? All right. I think we're good. One of the things that I said, we're going to go to. To. To. Not orange. Whatever. We'll leave it on orange cam. Thank you. Orange cam. Yeah. So. So it's like subliminal messenger says, can you give them emergency preparedness kits too? Then it's like. Then it becomes like this labor. It becomes like this big crazy thing. Redbeard says the gift cards might get resold or abused. That's true. But the way that I'm looking at this is like, we provide the money and we provide the goods, and then whatever else happens from there that's, you know, let's let God handle that, you know? So it's like, I was thinking about, like, what if we made kits? But then it gets weird because it's like, okay, well, what if you pick up a kit and it's got, like, five things you don't need and only two things you actually do need? So, like, I don't care. I don't know. What you need is. When we buy it, it is. It doesn't belong to us anymore. It belongs to whoever takes it. It belongs to God. And then whoever God calls. And, of course, we'll do some things right? We'll make some flyers, and we'll hand them out to places. So, like, in the days leading up to it, people know that this is going to happen. We're aiming for, like, after New Year's because we gotta, like, put the word out there a little bit, you know? But then after that, it's like, whatever. Whatever. Whoever God brings is whoever gets the stuff and whatever they need. Like, I don't care. Public sells alcohol. That's a great point. That's a great point. I don't know. Just. Just a thought. It's something that I'm like, oh, you know, because we don't plan. I don't plan. We don't even plan Bohemian Grove. It just happens. Rain Man Goulette says we do something similar in Charleston area, but we travel to these boxes that you can fill up with, like, cans and dry goods, and then we just go to the next box. It's literally two afternoons and done. Yeah, so. Because my thinking was, like, during this time, we're still going to have to do shows. So, like, I really wanted it. I. Because, you know, Matt was like, why don't we go to the hood and, like, hand it out to people who really need it? And I'm not that good of a person. I'm done with the hood. Not going back to the hood anymore. You guys know that I got out of there by the skin of my teeth. I'm done. I'm not going back to the hood. And it's just, like, it doesn't. It's not conducive to what? I want to be able to do a podcast and then walk outside, look at the table, and go, needs more food. And then I want to grab a cart and walk across the parking lot and then fill it up with food from Publix, come back, set it up, come back and do a show. You know what I'm saying? Is that selfish of me? Yeah. It is, but that's the standard that I set. That's what I told Matt when I wanted to do this. That's what I told you guys when I. When I first suggested this. Everybody who's donated knows that that is the bag. That's what we're doing. All right? Also, I want people to come here for two real big reasons. Number one, we have Matt, and I'm not a scripture guy. I'm still a baby. I'm still learning. And, you know, I guess I have an aversion to people. Matt doesn't. Matt knows scripture. Matt's constantly sharing the good news, and he loves people. And then what did we point them to? We have a whole Christian library in the back. It's like, come in, come in. Ask what this is about. What is this about? This is about God, dude. This is about God. This is about doing something for people, for the sake of loving on people. That's what this is about. And this is about God. So you come in here and you go, what the heck's going outside? What was that? Why is that happening? Why is that happening? Because God put it on our hearts. Oh, you want to know more? There's a whole library of all kinds of biblical texts and Christian commentary and all kinds of stuff in the back. So it's like community building. Like, so I want to do it out front here. I want to bring people into the shop. I want them to know what this is about. It's not just a coffee shop. It's like, there's something special here. So I don't know, something to think about. Anywho, I guess we'll get into a little bit of this.